The purpose of this study was to examine types of injuries from elite table-tennis players and suggest ideas of systematically preventing and managing the injuries. The results were as follows: Every players experience injuries from their back, knee, ankle, and shoulder in the past year. The majority of their injuries was a inflammation, rupture, and muscle soreness and the cause of injuries was due to over-training. Male players mainly go to the hospital for the therapeutic treatment, whereas female players were found to consult with their coaching staff about their injuries. The results of this study implied that sufficient warming-up exercise was necessary for players to reduce the possibility of their injuries. Consequently, it is assumed that coaches' realizing the need of scientific training method and developing more efficient and systematic training programs can be a better way of preventing injuries of these elite table-tennis players.